[ Grammar ]
He was cooking with Tom.
A. Who was he cooking with?
B. Who were they cooking with?
C. Who was she cooking with?
D. Who was it cooking with?
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A. has been talking
B. has been talked
C. have been talking
D. have been talked
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_____ Chelsea _____ Miranda made the basketball team, even though they practiced hard.
A. Either … or
B. Neither … nor
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A. as polluted than
B. as polluted as
C. as much polluted as
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Past Simple Tense › View
It ___________ (rain) last week.
A. rainned
B. rained
C. rain
D. rains